New Life, New Father, New Love
by Sonifo

Comment:
Very good, but I cant help feeling a couple of touches like dark socks would have got got you a 10.

Coming Up Roses
by daysez

Comment:
Not sure I like the saturation on the red. The green I like, but the red overpowers it.

New Shoes
by floyd

Comment:
Im getting 'tired feet' here, rather than new shoes.

Spankin' New
by Nero

Comment:
At last, someone has actually put some thought into a baby shot! Love the texture on the cheek. Could use a bit more depth to bring the nose into focus a bit more.

Jean Newhart, Antiques
by sjgleah

Comment:
That big louvered shutter is just ugly dead space. Zoom in a bit and you could make the big X a major compisition element.

pre-digital
by queen 91

Comment:
Stretch those wrinkes out, or drape the cloth in folds. Far too many compression artifacts, and the angle the picture was shot from is a bit naff.

Stopped In It's Tracks
by timj351

Comment:
Zoomed in a bit too far, cropping the front wheel and the exhaust pipe. Nice low angle to remove background clutter, Maybe the nearest wheel could be a bit sharper.

Seventh Street Grille
by mcrochip

Comment:
This only just passes my quality threshold, beyond which I start to make impolite comments. But you just made it, so:
The whole thing appears lopsided. Youve used the right corner as your guide, but you should have used the nearest one, as that is in the center of the picture.
There is a very large area of boring wall and hedge. Use a verticle frame and focus more on the front of the building, as that has more interest.
You have chopped the entrance to the building off, it may have been ugly or had cars in front, but do try to show entrances when doing buildings, they give scale, and lead you into the picture.
Youve used too much compression, Dont go below 70% comprression for these challenges.

A hand that's been through a lifetime
by fas-ligand

Comment:
There appears to be some cropping on the little finger, index finger and thumb, some of which is your fault.

Still Cruisin'
by daverx7

Comment:
The car is facing right to left, so you need to place it to the right so that its facing into the picture. Do this by zooming out a bit to give yourself some space to play with when you take a cropping tool to it.